2017 Edinburgh Fringe

What's the oddest thing you've found in your bucket?

Comedians recall their peculiar donations.

What's the oddest thing you've read in a Fringe review?

What's the most drunk you've been at the Fringe?

Comedians try to remember what they can...

What's the oddest Fringe prop you've bought or made?

Comedians recall the strange looks...

What's your enduring memory from the first Fringe?

Comedians share their Edinburgh experiences.

Angela Barnes interview

The 2011 BBC New Comedy Award winner is making up for lost time having come to stand-up relatively late in life.

The one thing Fringe performers wish they knew first

Edinburgh veterans share their wisdom.

Seven Edinburgh survival tips from Fringe performers

Here is your Edinburgh Fringe survival guide so don't panic.

#EdFringe17: Angela Barnes has reached Fortitude

Enjoy 15 minutes of stand up and chat with the popular comedian, writer and swimmer. Angela didn't become a stand up until 33, only learnt to swim when she was 37, didn't fall in love until 38 and passed her driving test at 39. Why the hurry?

In the hot seat: Angela Barnes

Angela Barnes interview.

Expert advice on the Edinburgh Fringe

Comics on other comics.

The Edinburgh interviews 2017: Angela Barnes

Angela Barnes seems to always be on television and radio these days, whether that be Mock the Week, Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled or The News Quiz. Barnes is at the top of her game. She is the voice at the back of your mind that says it how it is, but is also genuine, warm and darkly funny. Angela will be performing at the Pleasance Courtyard throughout August

Angela Barnes: Fortitude preview

With her personal insecurities dovetailing neatly with her wider social observations, this assured act is a deceptively skilled writer and always agreeable company.

Fringe 2017: Top picks and tips

With its 3,398 shows across 300 venues, we guide you through the world's largest arts festival.

Angela Barnes: Fortitude interview

You may be aware of her from her appearances on TV and radio, or from her live work in Edinburgh and elsewhere, but if you aren't, then it's high time you got to know Angela Barnes, who helpfully returns to the Fringe this year with her new show Fortitude.